On Monday, a large crowd of demonstrators, organized by the Mega National Movement for Good Governance, gathered at the headquarters of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in Abuja, Nigeria. Their protest centered on accusations of corruption against former Kaduna State Governor Nasir El-Rufai, specifically regarding an alleged N432 billion case. The protesters displayed placards and chanted slogans advocating for justice, emphasizing that no one, including El-Rufai, is above the law.

Tensions escalated as the demonstrators attempted to enter the EFCC premises to enforce their demands but were thwarted by heavy security personnel. The protest was marked by passionate speeches, with the group’s spokesperson, Muhammad Abdullahi, reiterating calls for accountability and a thorough investigation into the corruption allegations. He emphasized the importance of treating the situation seriously, without politicizing the issues at hand.

The protest at the EFCC, a key anti-corruption organization in Nigeria, highlights growing public frustration and demand for transparency regarding corruption in the country. With significant allegations hanging over El-Rufai and the public's insistence on legal proceedings, the issue raises critical questions about governance, accountability, and the extent to which political figures are held responsible for their actions in Nigeria.